A GROUP OF MAINLY COLOURED ORNAMENTAL GLASSWARE to include eight vintage glass side plates comprising one blue, three amber, four red, a Mdina glass bud vase, two Mexican glass candlesticks, a Caithness bud vase, an LSA International vodka shot glass, five carnival glass bowls, a pair of Gleneagles Crystal stemmed wine glasses, a Broste Copenhagen candlestick, a red glass bell, a paperweight. with a peacock design, a clear glass paperweight (qty) (Condition Report: undetermined makers marks to the Mexican candlesticks and peacock paperweights, visible use on the Mexican items, specks of paint to one of the Carnival dishes)
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Six sets / part-sets of vintage branded drinking glasses - 1950s-70s, including six Babycham glasses; five Cherry B glasses; four Pink Lady glasses with black stems; six Britvic Pure Fruit Juices glasses; three Panache pink elephant decorated cocktail style glasses; seven Pony schooner glasses; and two glass cocktail mixers, comprising Absolut Vodka and Martell Cognac.
Mixed Lot: SIlver Armada dish with oversized hallmarks for London 1990, makers mark Mappin & Well, 11cm diameter, an Edwardian silver ring tree on circular loaded base, Birmingham 1908, two pierced bonbon dishes, Birmingham 1898, a shallow petal shaped dish with personalised engraving, marks rubbed, a hallmarked silver vodka cup, London 1913 together with two hallmarked silver serviette rings, weighable silver 240gms
Drei silberne Wodkabecher mit emaillierten Stadtwappen der Städte Berlin, Frankfurt und Straßburg, Österreich, Wien, Georg Adam Scheid, um 1920 Silber, innen vergoldet. Konische Wandung. Schauseitig jeweils ein emailliertes Stadtwappen auf guillochiertem Grund. Darunter jeweils gravierte Bezeichnung "Berlin", "Frankfurt" bzw. "Strassburg". Alle Unterseiten punziert mit Beschauzeichen, Meistermarke "G-A-S-", Feingehalt "900" und Juweliermarke "J.H.WERNER BERLIN". Leichte Gebrauchsspuren. Maße 4,5 x 3,2 cm, Gesamtgewicht 91,26 g. Three partially gilt Austrian silver vodka cups with enamelled municipal coats of Berlin, Frankfurt and Strasbourg, Vienna, Georg Adam Scheid, circa 1920 Three partially gilt Austrian silver vodka cups with enamelled municipal coats of Berlin, Frankfurt and Strasbourg, Vienna, Georg Adam Scheid, circa 1920Silber, innen vergoldet. Konische Wandung. Schauseitig jeweils ein emailliertes Stadtwappen auf guillochiertem Grund. Darunter jeweils gravierte Bezeichnung "Berlin", "Frankfurt" bzw. "Strassburg". Alle Unterseiten punziert mit Beschauzeichen, Meistermarke "G-A-S-", Feingehalt "900" und Juweliermarke "J.H.WERNER BERLIN". Leichte Gebrauchsspuren. Maße 4,5 x 3,2 cm, Gesamtgewicht 91,26 g.Condition: II +
Original vintage drink advertising poster for Smirnoff, the renowned vodka brand founded in Moscow. Smirnoff uses a humorous advertising slogan - "Well, they said anything could happen. Remember whatever happens, don't overdo it" The photograph features a skydiver and a lady in a diving suit, fins and mask holding cocktail glasses as they skydive through the air with red smoke behind them. These original vintage Smirnoff advertising posters are part of the 1970s campaign by the London-based Young and Rubican agency, which aimed to promote vodka as a way to achieve glamour and excitement as an escape from the humdrum of daily life. (To emphasise the campaign's risky innuendos, Avocado Sweet observes: Substitute the word heroin for Smirnoff and it still makes sense.) The advertising campaign proved to be a great success for the company, resulting in vodka becoming so chic that it overtook gin in popularity and saw Smirnoff's sales triple. In 1976 the campaign ended, following the tightening of rules on alcohol advertising led by the government and the Advertising Standards Authorities in 1975. Good condition, light fold, creasing, small tears. Country of issue: UK, designer: Brian Duffy, size (cm): 56.5x41, year of printing: 1978.
Original vintage drink advertising poster for Smirnoff, the renowned vodka brand founded in Moscow. Smirnoff uses a humorous advertising slogan - "Well, they said anything could happen. Remember, whatever happens, don't overdo it" The photograph features an image of a Marineland dolphinarium keeper holding a bucket with Smirnoff vodka, seen raising a cocktail above the pool and a lady jumping out of the water to get the cocktail, with a dolphin and Smirnoff logo in the foreground. Good condition, creasing, small tears. Country of issue: UK, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 56.5x41, year of printing: 1970s.
Original vintage drink advertising poster for Smirnoff Vodka featuring a great image of red spray painted graffiti on a wall under two windows with wooden shutters alongside a blue car and a lady walking - I thought St Tropez was a Spanish Monk until I discovered Smirnoff. Smirnoff logo below appears with the slogan The Effect is Shattering. These original vintage Smirnoff advertising posters are part of the 1970s campaign by the London-based Young and Rubican agency, which aimed to promote vodka as a way to achieve glamour and excitement as an escape from the humdrum of daily life. (To emphasise the campaign's risky innuendos, Avocado Sweet observes: Substitute the word heroin for Smirnoff and it still makes sense.) The advertising campaign proved to be a great success for the company, resulting in vodka becoming so chic that it overtook gin in popularity and saw Smirnoff's sales triple. In 1976 the campaign ended, following the tightening of rules on alcohol advertising led by the government and the Advertising Standards Authorities in 1975. Good condition, folds, creasing, tears, small paper loss on top edge. Country of issue: UK, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 56.5x41, year of printing: 1970s.
Original vintage drink advertising poster for Smirnoff, the renowned vodka brand founded in Moscow, featuring a photograph of a lady sitting on the edge of the swimming pool with a cocktail glass in her hand and Nazi Germany World War Two submarine U-102 surfacing in the water, with the captain and sailor looking at the lady, the caption next to Smirnoff logo reads - Well, they said anything could happen. Remember whatever happens don't overdo it. Good condition, creasing. Country of issue: UK, designer: Brian Duffy, size (cm): 56.5x41, year of printing: 1978.
Original vintage drink advertising poster for Smirnoff, the renowned vodka brand founded in Moscow. Smirnoff uses a humorous advertising slogan here - "I wonder if I dare discover Smirnoff?". The photograph features the reflection of a lady sat at a dressing table, sporting a bob cut hairstyle and white lingerie, comtemplating with chin resting against her fists. These original vintage Smirnoff advertising posters are part of the 1970s campaign by the London-based Young and Rubican agency, which aimed to promote vodka as a way to achieve glamour and excitement as an escape from the humdrum of daily life. (To emphasise the campaign's risky innuendos, Avocado Sweet observes: Substitute the word heroin for Smirnoff and it still makes sense.) The advertising campaign proved to be a great success for the company, resulting in vodka becoming so chic that it overtook gin in popularity and saw Smirnoff's sales triple. In 1976 the campaign ended, following the tightening of rules on alcohol advertising led by the government and the Advertising Standards Authorities in 1975. Very good condition, minor creasing, small tear in top left corner. Country of issue: UK, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 56.5x41, year of printing: 1970s.
Original vintage drink advertising poster for Smirnoff, the renowned vodka brand founded in Moscow. Smirnoff uses a humorous advertising slogan here - "I was a struggling beach photographer until I discovered Smirnoff". The photograph features a cinematographer with a 16mm film movie camera on set at the beach, wearing a mink fur coat, jeans and cigarillo in mouth. These original vintage Smirnoff advertising posters are part of the 1970s The Effect is Shattering campaign by the London-based Young and Rubican agency, which aimed to promote the vodka as a way to achieve glamour and excitement as an escape from the humdrum of daily life. Good condition, creasing, tears. Country of issue: UK, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 56.5x41, year of printing: 1970s.
Original vintage drink advertising poster for Smirnoff, the renowned vodka brand founded in Moscow. Smirnoff uses a humorous advertising slogan - "Exuberance is beauty. Blake" The photograph features a cocktail glass of vodka tonic cocktail with a lemon garnish set over a light background. Good condition, light fold, crease marks, small tears. Country of issue: UK, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 51x34, year of printing: 1970s.
Original vintage drink advertising poster for Smirnoff, the renowned vodka brand founded in Moscow. Smirnoff uses a humorous advertising slogan here - "Why did he wait so long to discover Smirnoff? The effect is shattering" The image features a lady cutting a watermelon and a man eating it. These original vintage Smirnoff advertising posters are part of the 1970s campaign by the London-based Young and Rubican agency, which aimed to promote vodka as a way to achieve glamour and excitement as an escape from the humdrum of daily life. (To emphasise the campaign's risky innuendos, Avocado Sweet observes: Substitute the word heroin for Smirnoff and it still makes sense.) The advertising campaign proved to be a great success for the company, resulting in vodka becoming so chic that it overtook gin in popularity and saw Smirnoff's sales triple. In 1976 the campaign ended, following the tightening of rules on alcohol advertising led by the government and the Advertising Standards Authorities in 1975. Good condition, folds, creasing, tears. Country of issue: UK, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 56.5x41, year of printing: 1970s.
Original vintage drink advertising poster for Smirnoff, the renowned vodka brand founded in Moscow. Smirnoff uses a humorous advertising slogan - "Well, they said anything could happen. Remember, whatever happens, don't overdo it." The photograph features a lady in red with a cocktail sitting on a magic carpet flying alongside Speedbird Concorde plane. Good condition, creasing, small tears. Country of issue: UK, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 56.5x41, year of printing: 1970s.
Original vintage drink advertising poster for Smirnoff, the renowned vodka brand founded in Moscow. Smirnoff uses a humorous advertising slogan - "Well, they said anything could happen" The photograph features a surprised lady with elegant jewelry holding a cocktail in her hand floating on a rubber ring set against a setting sun. Good condition, light fold, creasing, tears. Country of issue: UK, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 56.5x41, year of printing: 1970s.
Original vintage drink advertising poster for Smirnoff, the renowned vodka brand founded in Moscow. Smirnoff uses a humorous advertising slogan - "The best way to prepare for life is to begin to live. Elbert Hubbard" The photograph features a cocktail glass of vodka, tomato juice and ice set over a light background. Good condition, light fold, crease marks. Country of issue: UK, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 51x34, year of printing: 1970s.
Original vintage drink advertising poster for Smirnoff, the renowned vodka brand founded in Moscow. Smirnoff uses a humorous advertising slogan - "Well, they said anything could happen" The photograph features an elegantly dressed lady with a cocktail kissing a frog with a cigar. Fair condition, creasing, tears, light fold, crease marks. Country of issue: UK, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 56.5x41, year of printing: 1970s.
Original vintage Smirnoff vodka advertising poster: ''I was the mainstay of the Public Library until I discovered Smirnoff' - The effect is shattering. These original vintage Smirnoff advertising posters are part of the 1970s campaign by the London-based Young and Rubican agency, which aimed to promote vodka as a way to achieve glamour and excitement as an escape from the humdrum of daily life. (To emphasise the campaign's risky innuendos, Avocado Sweet observes: Substitute the word heroin for Smirnoff and it still makes sense.) The advertising campaign proved to be a great success for the company, resulting in vodka becoming so chic that it overtook gin in popularity and saw Smirnoff's sales triple. In 1976 the campaign ended, following the tightening of rules on alcohol advertising led by the government and the Advertising Standards Authorities in 1975. The only image which did not have a positive impact on sales was the one of the wayward librarian, above. Research later showed that much of the target audience actually aspired to be librarians and had no desire to be led astray by that devastating sip of Smirnoff. Very good condition, creasing. Country of issue: UK, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 56.5x41, year of printing: 1970s.
Original vintage drink advertising poster for Smirnoff, the renowned vodka brand founded in Moscow. Smirnoff uses a humorous advertising slogan - "Well, they said anything could happen" The photograph features an elegantly dressed couple with cocktails laughing and smiling with watermelons, lemons, oranges, strawberries, plums and cherries falling out of the slot machines. Good condition, light fold, creasing, small tears. Country of issue: UK, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 56.5x41, year of printing: 1970s.
Original vintage drink advertising poster for Smirnoff, the renowned vodka brand founded in Moscow. Smirnoff uses a humorous advertising slogan - "Well, they said anything could happen. Remember, whatever happens, don't overdo it" The photograph features an image of a lady holding a large butterfly net and a cocktail with a silhouette of a man hang gliding in a butterfly-coloured glider over a wheat and flower field. Very good condition, creasing. Country of issue: UK, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 56.5x41, year of printing: 1970s.
Original vintage drink advertising poster for Smirnoff, the renowned vodka brand founded in Moscow. Smirnoff uses a humorous advertising slogan here - "Accountancy was my life until I discovered Smirnoff". The poster features the quote in white text set against a sepia photograph of a man smoking a cigar, wearing a top hat and pinstripe suit. These original vintage Smirnoff advertising posters are part of the 1970s The Effect is Shattering campaign by the London-based Young and Rubican agency, which aimed to promote the vodka as a way to achieve glamour and excitement as an escape from the humdrum of daily life. Good condition, creasing, tears, fold. Country of issue: UK, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 56.5x41, year of printing: 1970s.

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